A Halifax jury has heard that police found a tarp, work gloves and rope in Christopher Garnier’s car when they arrested him in the killing of an off-duty police officer.

— The House intelligence committee will interview Donald Trump Jr. next week as part of its investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, according to two people familiar with the meeting.

Crown says ex-Mountie mistakenly believed woman consented to sexual activity

Closed circuit cameras are a good idea, particularly if they can cut down on graffiti, as well as trash dumping and metal theft.

When it comes to treating Clostridium difficile with a fecal transplant — yes, human poop — swallowing a frozen capsule appears to have far less of an “ick factor” and works as well as delivering the therapy via colonoscopy, researchers say.

Man charged after fleeing scene of fatal crash in North Bay, Ont., police say

The federal government has committed to funding a treatment centre for an Ontario community plagued by mercury contamination, says Grassy Narrows Chief Simon Fobister.

Ontario moves to ban eye tattooing, implanting eye jewellery

'Come From Away' creators thinking big for their film adaptation

Hamilton Public Health Services did not even consider a supervised consumption site which would have allowed for drugs to be consumed in other ways.

The St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market and surrounding retail properties are getting new owners.

Man charged with first-degree murder after Mississauga, Ont., stabbing

Another distinctive piece of Dundas’ industrial history has been added to the front yard of the Dundas Museum and Archives.Park Street West was closed to traffic between Princess and Albert streets Tuesday morning, and interested onlookers gather

'Bit of an echo chamber:' Study finds climate denier blogs ignore science

An executive producer for several Vancouver-shot superhero shows has been fired following a “thorough investigation” into allegations of sexual harassment against him. Warner Bros. Television Group says it has terminated Andrew Kreisberg’s employment, effective immediately, and is “committed to providing a safe working environment for our employees and everyone involved in our productions.” Kreisberg had been suspended from his work on “Arrow,” “Supergirl,” “The Flash” and “Legends of Tomorrow” amid accusations of sexual harassment and inappropriate touching made by 19 former and current employees. The accusations were first reported by Variety, which did not identify the 15 women and four men who said they feared retaliation if they went public. Kreisberg responded by telling Variety: “I have made comments on women’s appearances and clothes in my capacity as an executive producer, but they were not sexualized. Like many people, I have given someone a non-sexual hug or kiss on the cheek.” Warner Bros. says writer-producer Greg Berlanti will now assume additional responsibilities on both “The Flash” and “Supergirl.” Canadian “Arrow” star Stephen Amell previously offered to help with the investigation into Kreisberg’s alleged conduct “in any way, shape or form.” In a video posted to his Facebook page on Nov. 13, Amell said he had also offered his support to the “Arrow” cast and crew. “If anyone ever feels anything less than 100 per cent safe or anyone feels as though they aren’t allowed to express themselves and be the person that they are ... I’ll stand right beside them, right behind them,” said the Toronto native, who starred in “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.”

Gender gap in STEM fields proving difficult to close, say experts, census data

WICHITA, Kan. - A Houston man playing video games in an online group said he and others heard the gunshots that hundreds of miles away killed a Kansas man and his mother this past weekend.

Popular annual event set for Sunday, Dec. 10

Singh supports language exception for Indigenous appointees to top court

Donald Trump’s insults about minorities usually come in a kind of thin code. Not when they’re about Muslims, Daniel Dale writes.

Fringe British political group tweets claim to show violence being committed by Muslims

The province and the City of Hamilton are holding a seminar for companies who have some experience exporting and are looking to enter the European market.

Security screening at Toronto police HQ violates rights, complainant says

Royal Bank reports 12 per cent rise in Q4 net income to $2.84 billion

BEVERLY HILLS -- Everyone comes to Hollywood with a dream. But who would have thought James Franco's was re-creating The Room?

A primer: new Supreme Court justice joins elite eight on top bench

LGBTQ 'purge' class-action settlement could grant up to $150,000 in payments

Older Canadians forgoing retirement, working through golden years: census

Apple released an update to its latest operating system for Mac computers and said it's changing development practices after a significant security flaw was disclosed Tuesday that allowed people to log in without a password, potentially making private user data vulnerable.

The Recording Academy sent a clear message when they announced the nominees for the 2018 Grammys: They want to see a black or Latino act have a better shot at winning in the major categories.

Man dead, charges pending, after tractor-truck collision on Manitoba highway

Canada-U.S. meeting on North Korea crisis to present united front: Leslie

From the beginning, the case of identical twins Jeen “Gina” Han and Sunny Han was destined for tabloid headlines, a story of greed, hatred and family strife.

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Canada tests 'basic income' effect on poverty amid lost jobs

Northern Ontario man charged with impaired driving after speeding truck spotted

Woman behind Stefanie Rengel murder seeks unescorted absences from prison

It’s not your imagination: commute times in the Greater Toronto Area are getting worse.

Niagara Falls will receive at least one government-run pot shop when recreational marijuana becomes legal next July.

NewsAlert: Trudeau names Sheilah Martin to Supreme Court of Canada

Education rates, commute times and time at work all growing, census shows

The yeti, or Abominable Snowman, is one of the most sought-after animals that does not exist. A long line of explorers, including mountaineers Sir Edmund Hillary and Reinhold Messner, reported seeing strange figures and footprints in the Himalayas. Said to walk on two legs through the Tibetan Plateau, the yeti is described as a hairy and humanoid primate, partway between gorilla and David Letterman’s beard.

Despite recent improvements, the U.S. and Canada have a long way to go toward ridding the Great Lakes of pollution that endangers human health and the environment, an advisory agency said Tuesday.

On Wednesday morning, NBC’s Megyn Kelly started her 9 a.m. ET show the same way her “Today” colleagues did a few hours earlier — with the news that anchor Matt Lauer had been fired after an employee complained about “inappropriate sexual behaviour in the workplace.”

When Washington’s grand Haft mansion near Embassy Row changed hands in 2006, it was one of the most expensive home sales in the history of the city - and one of its most mysterious.

Prince Harry says his mother “would be over the moon” about his engagement to American actress Meghan Markle.

Air Miles is raising its daily cap for in-store cash redemptions for the holiday season.

Royal Bank reports 12 per cent rise in Q4 net income to $2.84 billion

The session was meant to mark the final act of a decades-long legal process over the atrocities of the Bosnian and Croatian wars. Instead, it descended into chaos and confusion and, ultimately, death.

Agency says US, Canada fall short on protecting Great Lakes